Selling a Home During Divorce

Selling a Home During Divorce

For many couples, the home is the largest shared asset, and deciding what to do with it can be one of the most stressful parts of a divorce. Whether the sale is agreed upon or ordered by the court, it helps to have an agent who stays neutral and keeps the process moving.

A neutral, transparent process

• Equal communication with both parties, so no one is left out
• Coordination with each party's attorney or a mediator
• A pricing strategy based on objective, recent comparable sales
• Clear documentation of offers and decisions
• Flexible showing arrangements when one or both parties still live in the home

Common questions

Do we need to sell the house? Not necessarily. Options can include one spouse keeping the home or selling and dividing the proceeds. A current valuation helps with either choice.

What if we disagree on the price? I provide a detailed market analysis both parties and their attorneys can review, which helps keep the conversation focused on data.

Arizona is a community property state. What does that mean for the house? It can affect how the home and its proceeds are divided. Your attorney is the right person to explain how it applies to you.

This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Every situation is different, so please speak with a licensed Arizona attorney or tax professional about yours.